Resource: Feehan v. Wisconsin Elections Commission

Plaintiff, a Republican presidential elector for the state of Wisconsin, alleged that the Wisconsin Elections Commission violated the Election Code. Plaintiff alleged that defendant used the Dominion voting system; directed clerks not to remove individuals from the list of those who registered as confined to home; permitted ballot certificates without addresses; and, on October 19, directed clerks to fill in missing ballot information. Plaintiff asserted that defendant's actions violated the Elections and Electors Clauses, and that the election results must either be de-certified or certified for Trump.